January 2013 Architect Board Exam Results Released

The Professional Regulation Commission releases the results of the January 2013 Architect Board Examination. 816 out of 1,557 passed the semi-annual licensure exam administered by the Board of Architecture in key cities in the country.

Rhoupheline Aya Cadiz of the University of the Philippines- Diliman topped the passers with a score of 87.6%. She was closely followed by Florence Anne Reyes and Earlwin Jerome Tee of UP-Diliman and University of Sto. Thomas respectively with a score of 86.50%.

The complete list of the top 10 architects can be viewed below.

Top 10 Architects January 2013 board exam by

The results were released 8 days after the exam was administered last January 25 - 27, 2013.

The registration for Professional identification card (PRC ID) will begin tomorrow, February 7 and will be open until February 8 only. The requirements are as follows.

Duly accomplished Oath of Professional (Panunumpa ng Propesyonal) form
Current Community Tax Certificate (cedula),
2 pieces passport size picture (colored with white background and complete name tag)
1 piece 1x1 picture (colored with white background and complete name tag)
2 sets of metered documentary stamps
1 short brown envelope with name and profession
Initial Registration Fee of P600
Annual Registration Fee of P450 for 2013-2016

The details of the oath taking ceremony will be announced later. For the meantime, here's the complete list of passers:

Architect board exam January 2013 results by

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